Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPTA Discusses . Children's Needs In Gold Hill Area Gold Hill Gold Hill Parent Teacher association held a panel discussion and group forum on the topic, "Today'i Child in Our Community," at a meeting Thursday night In the grade ichool gymnasium. Members of the panel includ ed the Rev. Lyman D. Stiles, pas tor of the Assembly of God church, as a representative of the church; Fred Lester, owner of Lester's Gold Hill Supply company, as a representative of a business; Mrs. Ida von Busk irk, third grade teacher, repre senting the school, and Mrs. Don Schmidt of North 99 highway, representing the home. William Hall, eighth grade teacher, acted as moderator. The panel discussion brought out two main points concerning the welfare of children in Gold Hill. The first need was for an adequate playground space where children could have su pervised play and recreation aft er school hours and during sum mer vacation. The second point was the need of leaders for youth organizations such as Boy scouts, Girl scouts and Brownies, and the necessity of obtaining the backing of parents for the activi ties of these organizations. It was stated that only a few par ents were enough interested to f see that their children attended meetings of youth groups. The discussion was then thrown open to the entire group of parents and teachers attend ing the meeting. The same con clusions were reached by the entire assembly. During the business session conducted by Mrs. Melford Hood, president, the matter of finding a different date or hour for PTA meetings was taken up. When it was found Impossible to set a different night on which the unit could meet without con flicting with meetings of other organizations, the members vot ed to meet at 3 o'clock in the aft ernoon on the second Thursday of each month, the same date on which meetings are now held. It was arranged that Girl scouts would provide care for children whose mothers would be attend ing the meetings. An a capella chorus of 23 boys and girls of the upper grades, under the direction of Mrs. Mar guerite Black, fourth grade teacher, sang six selections. It was announced that this chorus would participate in the Spring Music festival to be held in Ashland next month. Refreshments were served in the school cafeteria by mothers of pupils In the seventh grade. Mrs. Robert Pugh and Mrs. Ray i mond Ritter were refreshment committee chairmen. Officer Arrives To Visit Parents Lt. (jg)- Robert Bruce McKay has arrived in Medford to spend leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. McKay, ip25 Reddy avenue. The navy officer has been stationed In Japan for the past two years. 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Phone 3-3631 Foresters Court Holds Social Event Saturday Some 200 members of the Rogue River Valley court of the Independent Order of Foresters Saturday evening held tiitir sec ond social gathering since the formation of the court here re cently. The event was held at the Py thian building and featured a talk by J. C. Carlyle, Seattle, northwest district manager of the foresters. Music by Dick Spain's orchestra, square dance calling by Jack Crump and mov ies ior children also were on the program. Membership of the organiza tion includes residents of most sections of the valley. Dead line Sunday Clusinedl noon Saturdays Pacific College Students Return Miss Harriet Dowson spent Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dowson, 47 South Berkeley way. Miss Dow son, who attends College of the Tuesday, April IS, 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Pacific at Stockton, Calif., was accompanied here by three friends from the school, Miss Peggy Alexander, Manila, P. I., Miss Marty Blnire of Barbour ville, Ky., and Miss Gwen Bea- cam, Fortuna, Calif. The four students left for school yesterday morning. A fish which can live in either air or water inhabits lakes and rivers in tropical Venezuela and Brazil. Called the buco, it bur rows into mud during the dry season, using lungs instead of gills to breath until the rainy season begins again. J lavender Mentholated jfclSH PURETEST NEWI Adrienne r-l nif iJT J irtnlA1" , I SHAVE RUBBING fcX j Compressed (QMk ' HtjU" CREAM 1 ALCOHOL to FACE POWDER MHe,en Cornel, black or brown Q If '! iX TsSS 1 tyl I Brushless or lather. ftt I (compound) I Can't spill; in lour popular shades. .1 dadbv DIUC ,..., i I l r a srx. i res. m . i cv ' o srn. . a i - - - - 11 m- l l 59c wwh pint fofvw i reb. i.oo dfort" I rrmm D..... ..... ..- M 'A II ... it IS ...,ir m I . .., .roaches1" t i our'. it " . .irp v i' u - j m mrrm. eCVCT COLOGNE WM POWDER feff as ...in t"- tor otG. The All-Purpose Antiseptic X22 MI31 ANTISEPTIC Tangy, amber-colored mouthwash, gargle and breath deodorant Kills contacted germs when usedjull strength. reg. 79 pint 4m for 1 fWi R lip Sets by Garden Spict STICK COLOGNE Concent'd solid cologne; perfect for travel. Can t spill. IVi o. Ladles' Plastic PLAID SCUFFS mZ2for60 For fragrant, over-all loveliness. 9 ounces REG. $1.25 2f0,t2 Dainty DEODORANT STICK Deodorant in handy solid form. 2Vz ozs. REG. Wz2for90c EMU Men's ' and Ladles' SUN GLASSES! Lenses certified by U. S. Bureau of Standards. 40 REG. SI .00 . W FUNGI-REX (grcaitless) For treating athlete's foot. Vt ounces. REG. Mc2for64e MILK OF MAGNESIA No unpleasant earthy REG. 39C taste. T?cxatf KIENZO ANTISEPTIC The ruby-red mouthwash and gargle. REG. 79c . fit PINT i QUIK SWABS Cotton-tipped applicators, sterilized. 100's l0(0 Of REG. 29c 2for30c Rex-Maid Rubber HOUSEHOLD GLOVES Natural latex; long wearing. REG. 79c 9 , &te .Ml ?excil PRO-CAP ADHESIVE TAPE Sticks better, stays put longer, is less irritating. T'xSyd. REG. 35c 2 for 36 King Craft PINS and EARRINGS 11.00 Each 2ht1 Helen Cornell black or brown BOBBY PINS Pkg. of 24 . . I Rexatl Alco-Rex (pint) RUBBING ALCOHOL.. Rexall Petrofol (pint) MINERAL OIL I Rexall USP 3 (pint) HYDROGEN PEROXIDE I Rexall Vi grain tablets stj SACCHARIN (iooo's)...X I Rexall (15 tablets) ANTIHISTAMINE GS3E3 "Medford" Whits 634 ENVELOPES (Package) I "Old Colony" Assorted LEAD PENCILS I Assorted Opalite Plastic LADIES' COMBS Black, Brown or Whitt 27 SHOE LACES WlAVM M ' MI i)I ! 7:1 I Lettertime WRITING PAPER REG. $1.00 BOX 2fr1 Lord Baltimore Royalton WRITING PAPER 91.00 Box 2t.,l" Klenzo HAIR BRUSHES Half-round, professional or club styles. REG. $1.00 EACH 2 tot" GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES adult or infant. . IZ's, Reg. 43 2 for 44 ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN flavored. .. .1 gr.,50's, Reg. 35 1 2 for 36 M0NACET APC TABLETS 25's. Reg. 29 2 for 30 HYGIENIC POWDER Rexall , .6 ozs., Reg. 65 2 for 6G FOOT POWDER Rexall 4 ozs.,Reg.33 2 for 34 VITAMIN B, TABLETS 10 mg., 100's, Reg. 91.51 2for1.52 REXALL GYPSY CREAM for sunburn. . .8 ounces, Reg. 59 2 for 60 FEXALL EYEL0 eye lotion 8 ounces, Reg. 59 2for69 REXILLANA COUGH SYRUP 4 ounces, Reg. 59 2for60 REX-RUB liniment 6 ounces, Reg. 89 2 for 90 BORIC ACID Rexall, powder or crystals; 4 ounces, Reg. 33 2 for 34 PABIZ0L for simple diarrhea 4 ounces, Reg. 55 2 for 56 GLYCERIN ..3-ounce bottle, Reg. 75 2 for 76 MERCUR0CHR0ME 2, wapplicator, Vi ounce, Reg. 25 2 for 26 TINCTURE IODINE 1 ounce, Reg. 29 2 for 30 SPONGE RUBBER BALL 2'u", Reg. 23 2 for 24! HALL'S B0RATED TALC for baby 1 pound, Reg. 59 2 for 60! SAFETY PINS steel or gilt package, Reg. 10 2 for 11 REXALL CREAM HAIR TONIC ...... . .5 ounces, Reg. 53 2 for 54 JACKS SET 8 with rubber ball Reg. 10 2 for 1 W STORK NURSER 8 oz. feeding unit Reg. 35 2for36 THEATRICAL COLD CREAM 1 pound, Reg. $1.00 2 for 1.01 HELEN CORNELL BUBBLE BATH 20 pkts., Reg. $1.00 2 for 1.01 DAINTY DEODORANT CREAM IVit ounces, Reg. 49 2 for 50 COLOGNE Lavender 4-ounce bottle, Reg. $1.25 2 for 1.26' HELEN CORNELL CREAM SHAMPOO. . .4 ounces, Reg. 79 2for80 SHAVING LOTION Rexall 6 ounces, Reg. 49 2 lor 50 HUMOROUS EVERYDAY-CARDS 15 wenvelopes, Reg. $1.00 2 for 1.01 FLORAL PACK NOTES with envelopes Reg.25 2 for 26 FOUNTAIN or BALL POINT PEN Reg. $1.00 2 forl.01 BILLFOLDS men's and ladies'; plastic Reg. $1.00 2 for 1.01 EVERYDAY GIFT WRAP PAPER package, Reg. 25 2 for 26 MOTH FUME CRYSTALS Elkay's 1 pound, Reg. 79 2 for B0 GRAYLYNE LETTERS with envelopes Reg. $1 box 2 for 1.01 SCREW DRIVER 5", sturdy '.Reg. 40 2 for 41 i HELEN CORNELL HORMONE CREAM Reg. $1.00 jar 2 for 1.01 BABY RATTLE Choice of 4 styles. REG. 25c or 2hrW 'Milk of Magnesia TOOTH PASTE Big SVi-oz. tubes. 3forS9 Lord Baltimore Elite Linen POUND PAPER 50 large flat sheets. . rio. 7 it rortv Matching ENVS. Reg. 75c pk. 2 for 76c "Roses for W WRITING PAPER In hinged leatherette box. ONLY 59n m n jati EXTRA-HEAVY MINERAL OIL Odorless, tasteless, non-fattening. Bottle 2 for QUART B0TTLE...2 for 1.28 (a Cannon DISH TOWELS 2 for 3P CANNON DISH CLOTHS, 2 for 15c CANNON WASH CLOTHS, 2 for 19c For Children & Grown-upsl PANOVITE CAPSULES one capsule. 920 I Bottle of 100 2 for J FACIAL TISSUES Medford box of 300 2 for 43; KLENZO NYLON TOOTH BRUSH in four styles. . . 2 for40 MILK CHOCOLATE BARS jumbo size 2 for 35 LOLLIPOPS cluster of 7 2 for 11 4 CHOCOLATE SYRUP Gale's $50,000... 7-ounce tin 2for23 GLASS TUMBLERS Libbey Safedge; crystal clear. . 2 for 13 REX-OLIVE COMPLEXION SOAP 2 for IK REX-SELTZER TABLETS alkalizing analgesic. . .25's 2 for 59r POWDER PUFF Adriennt velour 4-inch 2for26 LIQUID MIST DEODORANT Dainty; squeeze bottle 2 for 76 A, B, D I G CAPSULES bottle of 100 2 far 1.66 VITAMIN B COMPLEX bottle of 100 2 for 2.60 YEAST I IRON bottle of 100 tablets 2 for 76 P0LYCAPS children's multi vitamin? 72'$ 2 for 2.01 AID TABLETS fine for children 100's 2 for 1.21 COD LIVER OIL high potency pint 2 for 1.41 BREWER'S YEAST TABLETS. ..... .bottle of 100 2 for 51 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES .. .50's 2 for 1.11 m m m u n p n a p p p AMM0NIATED TOOTH PASTE Rexall; economy tube 2 for 61 i BRIDGE CARDS Lord Baltimore 2 for 86 FRICTION TAPE Moco Monkey Grip 10' 2 for 20 ZINC OXIDE OINTMENT l-ounca tube 2 fcr 26 NO. 6 PINE OIL DISINFECTANT pint 2 for 1.10 BEEF, WINE I IRON TONIC pint 2 for 1.41 EPSOM SALT Rexall; for medicinal use ... 6 ounces 2 for 41 i CASCARA COMPOUND Hinkle's 100 tablets 2 for 46 WITCH HAZEL Rexall; cooling astringent. .. .pint 2 for 56 WHITE SHOE POLISH Elkay's louncis 2 for 29 n p p p p p p p Parker's Aerosol INSECT KILLER 12 or. spray bomb; contains DDT. ONLY 79'., Genuine Cannon TURKISH TOWELS 18" x 36"; choice of five pastel colors. $1.47 Value Festive Duet Daintiness COLOGNE STICK and DEODORANT STICK BOTH ONLY Homemald PEANUT BRITTLE 1 LB. BOX ONLY 39' De Luxe EVERYDAY GREETING CARDS Assortment of 16, for various occasions. ill BOX w QUIK BANDS Ready-to-use adhesive band ages. Box of 36 regular or 16 elastic type. 22', a REG. 33d et CENTRAKSIDRUGS i CORNIER MAIM Akin rPKITDAI m t er-mi 0OmM 1 I 9m